... EXTRAORDINARY SCEN'E AT ?? WEDDING` SHEFIELD.--:''.-A' £SUEBJECT Or ILLUSTRATIO-N,] MAI. EF. KNowlEs BeeNes, solicitor, of Shfilw has for some jeeirs taken' a promnet etine.ct affies, .was married by Canon Biakeliya'tePre Church, Sheffield, on Wednesday last'ekudrc- cumnstances which leave ca used extraoriayedt- meait. Several months ago a widow, foryeasrfg, Mrs. Ada Caihliub'Milne, advertised ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1SS2. THE. MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE IN ST. LUICE'S. IT is a striking illustration of the moral separa. tion which exists between different quarters iof this vast citythat the question, What has become of the baker Urban Napoleon Stahger P should have only just begun to make itself known beyond the obscure corner of the parish of St. Luke's, which it more, directly ...

... FSLAN~OI&.-At the cominensemouet of' the Session, on the Cth of November, the Mifnistry will, it is expected, present to the Clhambers a statement of Itheir policy, and invite a vote of confidenlce. The Prince of WSales feturned to Paris on Sunday afternoon. He paid visits to iMl. Grevy and Lady Hlollaind. GEjRMANY.-Tbe appointments of Count Hatz- feldt as Sesretary of State far Foreign' ...

... Down to yesterday D2i tires aad occurred in the metropolis (luring the previous seven days, in- I la dinp tluree on Satday, i ginst :) inthepreceding week aecd inS in the corresponding period of lSSI. SlcDAc ?? lirst lire brok;e out a fewv ilniuntes befole cne in theafternoon o't a sawmill, at 33, Tottell. hasi- street, Tottenhaml - court road, It eritfinatetl is the babsement, anl this ...

... On Wednesday Mr. George Collier held aninauest at the Albion tavern, Rast Smithfield, on the body of HenryAlbert Maidment, aged 11 years, whose death was alleged to have been caused by ill-treat- ment received at the hands of his step-mother. l William Brown Maidment, 9, Burr street, East 1 Smithfield, stated that he was an engineer in the ' of the London and St, Katherine's Dock company. The ...

... MR. MATTHEW ARNOLD ON ENGLISH WANT OF . LUCIDITY. The opening of the autumn session of the New University College, Liverpool, took place in St. George's Hall, on Saturday afternoon. Lord Derby presided, and Mr. Matthew Arnold delivered the introductory address. Mr. Arnold said he had been described as a nearly worn-put man of letters, with one nostrum for practical application-public ...

... THE NEW MILITARY 'FOkCE IN EGYPT. 'flie Spec/aor says ?? Even if Baker's plan, were safe, such JoId bc rlmonstrous,. contrary in Its very essence to every profession we have ))cet putting forward to the world. V We cannot believe that itwllb salctined by the Government. WVhat, then, is the alternative ? Clearly, that the Egyptian conscription should be maintained ; that it should b revised ...

... THE RLEVOLUTIONARY ALARMS IN FRANCE. (CENTRAL tNEWS TEIEGRAMS.) l LYONS, Saiturday.-The alarn here continues. Further threatening leeters have been received by prominent bankers and manufacturers. PARIS, Saturday Morning.-A Socialistic meeting was held here last night to protest against the action of the French and Italian Governments in the matter of the expulsion of the Italian Socialists. ...

... It is, Nye say once more, no act of friendship to Lord Granville or Ivhomllsoever else it may concern to be silent is to the exm alsith which a great number of the adherents of the Government are watching the proceedings against Arabi. This is a case in which respect for technicalities ,may easily be carried too far, and, though Arabi is now in the hands of the Egyp)tian authorities, it is ...

... Nothing is so amusing, no doubt, as the Personal even in the highest region of politics; and Cabinet-making is an excellent pastime. There will be a week or two of lively expectancy when it is known for certain that Mr. Gladstone is going to fill up the vacant places in the Government. But is it quite dignified in the meanwhile to launch a leading article at him, say once a month, warning him ...

... GOD SA VE THE QUEEN iN{ INDIZ. IT would be profoundly regrettable if temporary difficultie:. like E gypt or Procedure should lead us to ignore a movement recently set on foot which promises to inaugurate a new epoch in the history of British India. Of all the difficulties which beset our position in that country, none has hitherto seemed more insuperable than the gulf which divides the ...

... THE LONDON SCROOM BOARD ZLEC- TIONS. A meeting was held on Monday afternoon at the Me- morial Hall, for the purpose of forming a committee to enlighten the ratepayeri as to questions which they will have to denide at the coming election for the diffusion of correct information as to the principal matters to come before the board. Sir John Lubbock, M.P., presided. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the ...